January 29th, 2007
Want to make your pizza dough, but don't have time for it to rise? This is a quick and easy recipe for you! Just combine whole wheat flour, yeast, wheat germ, salt and honey, bake, and then top with your favorite toppings.
Seafood Salad Supreme | submitted by Michelle Dennis
January 29th, 2007
Shrimp and crabmeat, mixed with seashell pasta, red pepper, and mozzarella cheese, to form a delicious salad that everyone will enjoy.
S.C.A. Trail Bread | submitted by Justin Gibbs
January 28th, 2007
This honey-white bread is great as written, and rises quickly for a relatively quick yeast bread. But it also lends itself to variation, so do not hesitate to add eggs or oats, or to substitute whole wheat flour or molasses. This recipe can handle it.
Mom’s Pound Cake | submitted by Arvilla
January 28th, 2007
A sweet, dense pound cake with a nice orange flavor. Ice with your favorite chocolate or cream cheese icing.
Sesame Seed Cookies III | submitted by Rosaria
January 28th, 2007
Tempting bite sized butter cookies rolled in sesame seeds and then baked.
Meringue Crust | submitted by Carol
January 28th, 2007
This recipe makes a sensational stiff and glossy meringue that is baked in a pie shell. It can be filled with pudding, custard, ice cream or fresh fruit. Try spreading the meringue with melted chocolate and pile with whipped cream and fresh strawberries.
Southern Chicken Fried Steak | submitted by Virginia
January 28th, 2007
My husband's favorite Chicken Fried Steak.
Frijoles I | submitted by Karen
January 28th, 2007
A friend passed this recipe to me. It is a little more work, but worth it for authentic refried bean taste.
Meatballs with Raisins and Honey | submitted by Elinoar Moore
January 28th, 2007
This recipe brings a touch of middle east kitchen to regular meat balls, by simmering them in a sweet cinnamon sauce with raisins.
Pan Sauce Chicken | submitted by Lara Neff
January 28th, 2007
Brown lightly seasoned chicken breasts, then make a simple pan sauce with white wine, chicken broth and herbs. Simmer all together and you have Pan Sauce Chicken!
Sausages in Onion Gravy | submitted by Marianne
January 28th, 2007
Savory sausage in a creamy onion gravy.
Pasta with Peas and Sausage | submitted by Elaina
January 28th, 2007
Rigatoni pasta in a creamy sausage sauce with green peas.
Anna’s Amazing Goulash | submitted by Anna
January 28th, 2007
I made this up one day. It takes a lot of work, but makes a lot of stew, and the leftovers just taste better and better each time you try it.
Baked Fudge | submitted by Suzanne LeVieux-Hall
January 28th, 2007
A sweet gooey mixture of sugar, flour, cocoa, eggs, butter, vanilla and pecans becomes an irresistible panful of baked rich sweetness.
Ruth’s Roquefort Cheese Ball | submitted by DOREENBUCH
January 28th, 2007
A decadent cheese ball made with blue cheese, onion and spices. Adjust the amount of heat to suit your guests. This is perfect if you are a blue cheese lover!
Bailey’s Banana Colada | submitted by Andrew and Amy Welch
January 28th, 2007
Alcoholic shake with Irish cream, banana and coconut cream.
Egg White Sugar Mold | submitted by Cecile
January 28th, 2007
Just sugar and egg whites in these hollow eggs for Easter.
Mango Cashew Salad | submitted by Elizabeth Thomas
January 28th, 2007
Succulent mangoes are a refreshing warm weather favorite! Apples, cashews, and spices make this salad a real winner.
Baked Salmon II | submitted by Norma
January 28th, 2007
Here's a straightforward way to prepare delicious salmon! Basil, garlic, lemon juice and parsley provide a mild seasoning that perfectly enhances the distinctive flavor of this irresistible fish.
Honey Oatmeal Bread II | submitted by Leslie Vaughn
January 27th, 2007
A sweet and delicate oatmeal bread topped with rolled oats.
Lemon Bundt Cake | submitted by Phyllis
January 27th, 2007
Lemon instant pudding and lemon-lime soda make this a very moist and delicious lemon cake.
Scottish Mince Pie | submitted by Karen Barbour
January 27th, 2007
This is a hearty, baked meat pie that would work beautifully for a Sunday supper. The ground beef is cooked until tender, and combined with beef bouillon and onion. Cornstarch and water are added for thickening, and then this savory filling is arranged in a pie crust, topped with another crust and baked. Slice and serve it with mashed potatoes.
Real Italian Calzones | submitted by Jenny
January 27th, 2007
This is real calzone, because there is no tomato sauce INSIDE of it! We eat it at least once a week. Have a bowl of tomato or spaghetti sauce on the table for people to top their calzone with, if desired.
Cinnamon Corn | submitted by Linda Rier
January 27th, 2007
This sweet, creamy corn dish has been a family favorite for almost 30 years. Family and friends continue to request it.








